- •What is meant by presentation?
- •Discussion
- •4.1.1. Look at the notes from a training seminar which describes audience expectations of sales presentations in different parts of the world. Which country is described in each set of notes?
- •Audiofile: Exercise 4.3.Mp3
- •Follow-up activity.
- •Audiofile: Exercise 4.3.Mp3
- •So, the classic advice for stage fright is to imagine the audience in their underwear. What do you recommend people do to calm their nerves?
- •What is the best way to start creating a presentation?
- •English Pronunciation in Use (Units 57-60)
Audiofile: Exercise 4.3.Mp3
a This afternoon I’d like to look again at the new designs for the global brand. Now I (1)………… that there are significant problems with our first proposal in relation to your local market, which you (2)……….. are important. So I want to focus (3)………….. on these (4) ……………. today, particularly around the choice of colours, and show you some solutions which I think you will find very (5)……………………… .
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b Now I know that the changes to the organisation are complex, and I (10)…………….that things are a little unclear for many of you. So to help (11) things for you what I want to do is split the talk into two parts. Firstly, I’ll run over the main reasons for change just to (12)………………..you to understand things a little better. Then, as I know you’d really (13)………………. to have some more information about how these changes are going to (14)……………….. you on a daily basis, I want to spend some time looking at the new central database where you’ll have to log customer enquiries in the future. |
Tapescript (audiofile: Exercise 4.3.mp3)
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This afternoon I’d like to look again at the new designs for the global brand. Now I understand that there are significant problems with our first proposal in relation to your local market, which you feel are important. So I want to focus exclusively on these concerns today, particularly around the choice of colours, and show you some solutions which I think you will find very acceptable.
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Now I know that the changes to the organisation are complex, and I sense that things are a little unclear for many of you. So to help clarify things for you what I want to do is split the talk into two parts. Firstly, I’ll run over the main reasons for change just to enable you to understand things a little better. Then, as I know you’d really need to have some more information about how these changes are going to affect you on a daily basis, I want to spend some time looking at the new central database where you’ll have to log customer enquiries in the future.
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Vocal and Breathing Techniques
Animation
Eye Contact
Word Selection
Body Language
Pace Yourself
Practice
Types of Delivery
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